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Establishing third-party affiliation for an H-1B cap exemption involves showing a strong connection between the worker’s duties and the mission of a cap-exempt institution. Learn the key steps to build your case.
Asylum and refugee status both provide protection to individuals fleeing persecution. The key difference is that asylum is sought from within the U.S., while refugee status is applied for from abroad. Both offer pathways to permanent residency after approval.
Facing visa denials at U.S. consulates? Mexican professionals seeking TN-2 visas can avoid this by applying for an extension or changing status through USCIS, a method proven to have higher success rates.
Canada allows dual citizenship, so becoming a U.S. citizen does not mean losing your Canadian citizenship. You can hold both a U.S. and Canadian passport, but you must follow the rules of each country when traveling and managing legal responsibilities.
Form I-9 is crucial for verifying employment eligibility in the U.S. All employers must use this form for every new hire to confirm their identity and right to work. This requirement has been in place since November 6, 1986, under U.S. law. Both U.S. citizens and noncitizens must complete this form. Employers have three business days from the first day of employment to complete the process. Special rules apply for rehired employees, reverification of documents, and workers hired for less than three days.
The EB1-A green card is for individuals with extraordinary ability in areas like the arts, sciences, business, and athletics. Learn the qualifications, required evidence, and application process to secure this prestigious visa.
The TN Visa has provided skilled professionals from Canada and Mexico with opportunities to work in the U.S. for over 30 years. Learn about the program’s benefits, recent trends, and how it continues to support key industries like healthcare, engineering, and IT. Discover why this visa remains a crucial part of the U.S. labor market.
The U.S. immigration system is built on principles like family reunification, economic contributions, and humanitarian protection. It offers pathways through family-based and employment-based immigration, refugee and asylee programs, the Diversity Visa Program, and humanitarian relief. Understanding these options helps individuals navigate the complex legal process and, in some cases, apply for U.S. citizenship.
Learn the key rules for traveling after receiving your U.S. immigrant visa. Find out when you can travel, how to re-enter the U.S., and what to do if your visa stamp expires.
When it comes to U.S. employment-based immigration, the EB-3 visa is a popular pathway for skilled workers and professionals. However, many applicants are unsure about the distinctions between these two subcategories. In this blog post, we will break down the key differences between the EB-3 Skilled Worker and Professional categories to help you understand which…